Project Case Study

Arterial Solar Street Lighting in Mexico

Solar street lighting for arterial roads in Mexico, featuring roadside poles, service stations, businesses and commuter traffic along a divided roadway.

Project Brief

This arterial solar street lighting proposal in Mexico specifies 762 sets of DEL-DN10-150 All-in-One Solar Street Lights for a divided urban road. Reference photographs show service stations, roadside businesses, utility poles and active vehicle traffic. The planned solar luminaires follow the road edges alongside existing infrastructure, with 9 m mounting heights and 37 m pole spacing across a stated 10.5 m road width. The configuration targets commuter circulation and access to adjacent businesses without requiring individual grid connections.
Location

Mexico

Application

Highway & Main Road Lighting

Quantity

762 Sets

Project Status

Completed

Design Requirements

Color Temperature

4000K

Road Width

10.5 m

Pole Height

9 m

Pole Spacing

37 m

Lighting Requirements

Roadside Lighting

Operating Hours

12 Hours/Night

Backup Days

3–5 Rainy Days

Environment

−10°C to +40°C

Control Mode

Time Schedule

Selected Lighting solution

The DEL-DN10-150 All-in-One Solar Street Light is specified for this arterial road proposal in Mexico. Its integrated LED luminaire, photovoltaic panel and battery suit roadside mounting where existing utilities and commercial access constrain available space. The proposed 150 W LED operates with a 180 Wp monocrystalline panel, 1536 Wh LiFePO4 battery and MPPT controller. A time-based dimming schedule is proposed, subject to traffic-lighting and energy assessments.
Product Model

DEL-DN10-150

LED Power

150 W

Solar Panel

Mono 180 Wp

Battery Capacity

LiFePO4 1536 Wh

Controller

MPPT

Lighting Mode

3h 100%+3h 75%+6h 25%

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